Course schedule for 2017: - Horizontal Mergers - Theory and Empirics (Albert Banal and Christian Michel), - Competition in the Digital Sector (Massimo Motta and Juan-José Ganuza)

We seek contributions addressing issues related to the economic, political and socio-cultural dimensions of creativity and encourage a variety of approaches on the matter. Topics: Creativity and class; Peer production, cinema and music; Media piracy; Self-media production and social media...

We aim at creating a forum of junior and senior experts to discuss cutting-edge research in the fields of economic growth and fluctuations (EGF). We do not want to limit the range of topics, but rather be broad and open to the best type of research conducted in the EGF field.

This workshop will bring together applied economists working in the fields of global linkages, international economics, productivity growth, and managerial practices to discuss the most recent academic research.

The workshop will focus on understanding the implications of various forms of financial market imperfections, resulting from information asymmetries in particular, for understanding various phenomena in the field of macro-finance.

This workshop welcomes any paper on topics related to bounded rationality, with a focus on the topic of limited cognition. This includes models of limited attention and applications, both in strategic and non-strategic settings. This workshop also focuses on the subject of coordination, as it...

The Oligo Workshop 2017 will be devoted to optimal firm behavior and game-theoretic modeling of competition. Session 1: Spatial Competition and Price Discrimination, Session 2: Contracts and Alliances, Session 3: Monopolistic Competition, Session 4: Collusion, Session 5: Empirical and Behavioral...

Researchers all over the world are cordially invited to submit their papers in the field of Management and Public Administration. Papers are welcome in all specific fields of Management and Public Administration including but not limited to corporate social responsibility, corporate governance,...

The Competition Economics Summer School is divided into five days in four-hour classes daily, with course content structured in three blocks: 1. Economic Theory Tools for Competition Policy 2. Mergers and Abuse of Dominance 3. Applied Methods for the Economic Analysis of Competition Policy

The aim of the symposium is to open a space for reflection about the technological frontier and knowledge in tourism intelligence that allows drawing paths and future trends. Create an advanced framework for discussion, with the protagonists of exception to the principal investigators, managers...